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    CORE training routine

    I was approached by a personal trainer at the gym recently (what a suprise) and she suggested that I try her CORE training routine. From what I know, the excercises work your abdominal region, obliques, etc. in addition to another muscle group. It sounds interestng, so I'd like to start doing it. Does anyone have a CORE routine I could try?

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    I do my core with my back.

    knee ups
    obliques
    cable crunches
    and then my back

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    I find the most effective way to develop my core is to do compound movements. You work the biggest lifts and it forces you to have a strong core before you can move up in weight.
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    i stick to the basics

    sit ups - spread eagle, decline, regular
    leg raises - hanging, laying on bench
    russian twists
    standing lat pulldown abs
    kneeling cable crunches

    for the posterior musculature its
    planks
    hypers
    reverse hypers
    GHR's and reverse GHR's are also great
    Pull throughs

    there are tons of ways to work your core. i'm sure when/if Dale Mabry or P-funk see this they will flood us all with shit we never even heard of, lol. but those are the ones i basically use as staples in my core training.
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